NEW DELHI: All-rounder Cameron Green stood poised on the verge of the T20 World Cup 2024, exuding confidence in his ability to fulfill various roles for Australia. This confidence was hard-earned, cultivated in the intense atmosphere of the Indian Premier League (IPL), where he had recently wrapped up an outstanding stint with the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).
During RCB’s late surge into the playoffs, Green delivered crucial performances, showcasing scores of 37*, 1, 46, 32*, 38*, and 27. While primarily occupying positions from No.4 to No.6 in the batting order, Green demonstrated his adaptability by stepping up to No.3 in the final match when Will Jacks was unavailable.
Under the tutelage of RCB’s batting coach, Neil McKenzie, Green’s batting had evolved significantly, not only refining his skills but also instilling a newfound sense of confidence in his abilities.
“I think…
During RCB’s late surge into the playoffs, Green delivered crucial performances, showcasing scores of 37*, 1, 46, 32*, 38*, and 27. While primarily occupying positions from No.4 to No.6 in the batting order, Green demonstrated his adaptability by stepping up to No.3 in the final match when Will Jacks was unavailable.
Under the tutelage of RCB’s batting coach, Neil McKenzie, Green’s batting had evolved significantly, not only refining his skills but also instilling a newfound sense of confidence in his abilities.
“I think…
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